last is john angela reports from can i ariel some a list actors for a festival that seeks to promote independent film can still has to bring in big hollywood movies to stay relevant. you have something left for the navy, the gun, maverick, his head, not in competition. for the palm, the prize and the audience, the media, and the bank of the tom cruise, being honored with a special ship over file pick is also preparing the festival. and i will be going to put in jail wells movie, the tension between these grand spectacles and the quieter, often more thoughtful films is growing. film like arca, with no call chases, superheroes or celebrities. a story set in post revolution, meet you nivia, that embodies a generation fight for better life. it's in the running for the can prize, but it's struggling to secure distribution outside of europe. here the phil market, producers say investors are increasingly favoring comments the franchises sequel. and remake was considered most suitable for teenage audience, what independent filmmaker of baffling to find funding. if they do get that films made

i think it's really important to talk about the work of the clerk's office and john carol and angelalo made sure we had the foundation for input and a process that could be what it should have been. the over arching goal should about have been protecting the voice of most at risk from displacement and isolation from open space and equity. community groups representing tenant and bipoc residents from across the city worked together in efforts on redistricting. our process facilitated by san francisco rising and led by many worked to unite around clear community of interests to inform district line. we have a data-driven process looking not at the political spectrum but the spectrum of experience that describe our communities. this data-driven process led to a map that demonstrated it was possible to protect the voice of people when redrawing the district lines. because this the unity map and expected our work would be meaningful received. it was not. instead we ran to a buzzsaw of indifference and board members that were not transparent and not driven by any other principle other than

i think it's really important to talk about the work of the clerk's office and john carol and angelacalvillo made sure we had the foundation for input and a process that could be what it should have been. the over arching goal should about have been protecting the voice of most at risk from displacement and isolation from open space and equity. community groups representing tenant and bipoc residents from across the city worked together in efforts on redistricting. our process facilitated by san francisco rising and led by many worked to unite around clear community of interests to inform district line. we have a data-driven process looking not at the political spectrum but the spectrum of experience that describe our communities. this data-driven process led to a map that demonstrated it was possible to protect the voice of people when redrawing the district lines. because this the unity map and expected our work would be meaningful received. it was not. instead we ran to a buzzsaw of indifference and board members that were not transparent and not driven by any other principle othe

angela has moved from london. another conservative and he, john baron, has withdrawn his support for the prime minister saying he can no longer support him because he believes he has knowingly misled parliament. but look at the morning paper. so as a nation really divided over this issue, quite weary of this episode, the headline range from laughing at all of us to we got away with it, which is referring to attacks that was sent by boris johnson. private secretary off the one of those events to in the more conservative supporting newspapers, what the fuss about and is this is referring to the photograph as far as stones and standing behind a desk holding a kind of coat at what was his birthday party in june 2020 and on wednesday in parliament we did hear a more contrite prime minister mc say was more genuine and ology with a much more humble tone. and that is crucial because the next 48 hours with his m. he's off. why so boys don't, they are going to be going back to the constituencies over the jubilee weekend. speaking to the the resident and trying to gauge how serious this still is for the people. have they had e

angela has moved from london. another conservative am he, john barron has withdrawn his support for the prime minister saying he can no longer support him because he believes he has knowingly misled parliament. but a look at the morning paper shows the nation really divided over this issue and quite weary of this episode. the headlines range from laughing at all of us to we got away with it, which is referring to a text that was sent by boris johnson's private secretary, after one of those events to in the more conservative supporting newspapers. what's all the fuss about and is this it, it's referring to photograph, of course, johnson standing behind his desk holding a can of coke at what was his birthday party. in june 2020. and on wednesday in parliament we did hear a more contrite prime minister. what m p say was a more genuine and apology with a much more humble tone. and that is crucial because the next 40 hours with his m. p. 's are vital devoris johnson. they are going to be going back to the constituencies over this jubilee began speaking to the residence and trying to gauge how serious this still is for t

already had so many ideas about reforming the eu, and angela merkel pretty much sat on him and his ideas. one of the ideas that's really now taken off, johneu needs to be more sovereign, if you like, be able to stand more on its own feet. but the one thing that the european union hasn't had is a real military force, has it? and if you go to ukraine, for instance, as i have recently, you find that there's quite a lot of contempt for the eu, particularly for germany, but also not very much admiration for france either. we are not realistically talking about a massive eu army here. it makes sense to kind of look at the number of jets, look at armoured vehicles, and sort of pool resources together in order to be able to act. i think what russia's invasion of ukraine has done is remind the eu, and remind emmanuel macron, that they need the united states and they need nato. we can't, of course, diminish olaf scholz�*s efforts to cut back on imports of russian oil, in particular, but that is going to have quite serious effects on the german economy, isn't it? for a german chancellor to take big foreign policy decisions, or any foreign policy dec

angela, who's outside the houses of parliament in london. charlie. so the phone at continues. tell us about the mood today in parliament. well actually in the last 30 minutes, another conservative m he, john baron, has withdrawn his support for the prime minister saying he can no longer support him because he believes he has knowingly misled parliament. but a look at the morning paper. so as a nation really divided over this issue and quite weary of this episode, the headlines range from laughing at all of us to we've got away with it, which is referring to a text that was sent by boris johnson's private secretary. after one of those events to in the more conservative supporting newspapers, what's all the fuss about and is this age, but it's referring to photograph of boys johnson standing behind his desk holding a can of coke at what was his birthday party in june 2020 and on wednesday in parliament, we did hear a more contrite prime minister. what am he say was a more genuine and apology with a much more humble tone. and that is crucial because the next 40 hours with his am, he's all vital for boris johnson. they are going to be going back to the constituencies over this jubilee began s

greg daniels our show runner told me and rain and john but they said we can't tell anyone and rain wilson looked at me and said not even angela that's it i can't keep a secret. >> the office reexploded in popularity in the pandemic people went back and rewatched it now you have the rewatch podcast. jenna, when "the office" first came out, i saw an interview, probably the "today show." and you said something i have never forgotten. must have been greg daniels. you said he said in your audition, don't be afraid to be more boring. do you remember that >> yes yes. my audition note was dare to bore me. with this audition >> i don't know why that has stuck with me for 20 years >> and you know what i love about this show. it didn't start off as a juggernaut it started off kind of the way seinfeld did is it going to work? you all were scared in the beginning about the next episode. not only the next season >> i kept my name plate off the door because i thought well that's it we're not coming back next week. every week we're like are we going to be on but then we turned a corner. and here we are. >> wow. >> just incredible and how abo

diedo this morning angela we've been covering this on this program since 2017, and i have been reporting all along the way chairman nunes wanted information from fbi they slow-walked it johnal scandal that is if you divorce politics and entirely everybody would know what the right thing to do as trial is about did a person lie to the fbi dlirl deliberatively to try to changeout of election if you sand on side of democracy law institution the answer is yes, we have to get to the bock of this, that this is a question worth asking. i think, you know i do -- as you sort of mention that all eyes should be on this trial we can't let this story get buried it is just too important to the future of this country. maria: mike lee, yesterday, kash patel said he is expecting that the jury will find michael sussmann at the nucleus of this scandal making off a lie about trump colluding with russia at the beginning of the campaign season in 2016. and much of the country believes it because federal agencies went along with it. >> maria, they talk about january 6 as insurrection what is not -- the answer using power of the national security state to upended a duly elected president of the

john durham to make sure justice gets done. maria: we'll see. she has been getting away with it. let's forget the collusion and partnership she had with russia over the years, angelaof uranium to the russians. >> that's right. this issue didn't just randomly come out of know where in 2016. she had a history of not putting america first. she had a history of going to any length to accomplish her political ends. maria: and i believe the clinton foundation accepted $145 million check from a russian company. there's that. we'll be right back. stay with us. i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd cheers] voya. be confident to and through retirement. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, voya. be confident or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. at adp, we understand business today looks nothing like it did yesterday. while it's more unpredictable, its possibilities are endless. from paying your people from anywhere to supporting your tal